1972 Dodge Colt
Linkage is always a challenge.
I had purchased a lever set that controlled 2 carbs at the same time.
This is what that looks like installed.
The right lever is supposed to fit between the 2 spring parts on the left lever.
As you can see spacing is something I didn't expect a problem with.
These carbs are spaced too far apart to use this linkage "solution"
And you can see in this picture the dual lever has a different ratio than the single.
So if it had worked I would have created another issue.
And of course the Clifford throttle shaft is shorter than the Redline system.
This is why one of the carbs is an issue on throttle action.
2 Rod End Bearing Supports VS 3 on the Redline.
Redline
If it was easy........
Linkage is always a challenge.
I had purchased a lever set that controlled 2 carbs at the same time.
This is what that looks like installed.
The right lever is supposed to fit between the 2 spring parts on the left lever.
As you can see spacing is something I didn't expect a problem with.
These carbs are spaced too far apart to use this linkage "solution"
And you can see in this picture the dual lever has a different ratio than the single.
So if it had worked I would have created another issue.
And of course the Clifford throttle shaft is shorter than the Redline system.
This is why one of the carbs is an issue on throttle action.
2 Rod End Bearing Supports VS 3 on the Redline.
Redline
If it was easy........